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the georgetown herald wednesday eveg- march 20 1057 page 6 edi a first for georgetoitm a smoothly operating volunteer ambulance service inaugurated recently will betjood ad- vertising for georgetown it fsthe first liuch service to 6e estabtishect in canada as far as canbe learned and may well set the pattern for bther communities in time ambulance volunteers may be as common in this country as volunteer firemen and ft wilt be a feather in georgetowns cap to know that durtown was a leader the new system operates on similar tines lio jfi service except that volunteers have shor ter terras of duty while firemen are on call at ali hmes ambujance men will be assigned in turn to a duty roster it is hoped to hve enough better police protection installation of 2way radio in the local pol ice car is a forward- step in police protection coo- svistant with a growing town the 6qmonthly cost is small in relation to what may be accomplished by having the cruiser in constant touch with the office up to the pres ent when the police car is out on patrol it is difficult to contact and valuable time can be lost in an emergency traffic manners we were impressed with a speech by jim perry industrial relation coordinator for brew ers warehousing at a safety award dinner in kitchener last weekt the traffic act- said mr perry does not cover common mannjers which he described as doing what we should do although were not obliged to he urged people to practice good motoring manners always to get away from becoming jekyll and hyde characters once they get into the drivers seat of a car to avoid accidents even though it would be the other persons fault he said drivers should practice defensive driving anticipating what another driver or a pedestrian may do too often drivers barge ahead in the knowledge that they have the right way only to find to their sorrow that the other driver didnt know the rides or chose to ignore volunteers available that no man will be on duty call more than a few weeks in a year while training programs will be offered and georgetown wilt have dozens- of people trained in all aspects of first aid and lifesaving work this iri itself will be of inestimable benefit to the community congratulations are due to those men who have laid thegjroundwbric for the service to the town council for promoting he idea and to the many men who have volunteered to join the ambulance service is a fine cooperative effort whichshows what is possible in a town with the proper teadersnip avoidance of one major robfiery apprehen sion of o criminal who otherwise might escape appearance at an accident scene minutes after it happened will be advantages which the future may bring with twoway radio police are bet ter equipped to do their job of law enforcement and this knowledge may dejer wouldbe jaw breakers from practicing their skills in town mrs art mckane thanked miss jordan for her interesting talk and presented her with a gift mrs mckane also thanked the ladies who made it such an joyable meeting the hostess with mrs joe eason and mrs a mr- donald served a delicious lunch to conclude the evening them we had an experience which shook us rec ently and learned a lesson first hand since fla sher light signals have become common on cars we had got into the habit of trusting them too implicitly one day we were proceeding up the highway preparing to turn onto water street an oncoming car flashed a signal to turn right and rather than hold up traffic behind i- p 1 ju eve ser pared to make our turn secure as we thought in the knowledge that the other car was turning too something made us hesitate and to our horror the other car rolled down the highway we could have ended up flattened against the side of the mcmillan building it was a lesson for us in motor manners from now on we make certain that another driver means his signal before we pull out in front of him guides demonstration by group at norval norval girl guides under their captain mrs wray youmans held their imml demonstration for their parents on march 7th in the presbyterian church hall three girls sharon burk mary lou de sylva and carol haylock were en rolled by their commissioner mrs n marchment elsie donaldson presented two layettes made under the direction of mrs wes louth to the public health nurse mrs jamieson made as part of a centennial project they will be used for public health work in the county a candlelight ceremony followed with ten girls each depicting a guide law from the life of badenpowell as this is the 100th anniversary of his birth the girls presented a skit mag ic polish starring susan cunning- come you to campfire sing for diane flikkema and their former lieutenant mrs n guthrie who is now a captain in portage la prairie manitoba and is home visiting for a few weeks the pleasant evening was closed with the local association under mrs wes louth mrs ormie car ter mrs gordon miller and mrs terra cotta more books being read says local librarian last thursday evening the lad ies of the terra cotta womens institute met at the home of mrs c g bishop for their regular meeting mrs leslie young gave the motto learning is a life time aavjp youth we learnt to age we understand roll call was answered with a book i have enjoyed mrs harvey puckering gave iht current events for the past few months mrs william ostrander had arranged a contest tn cur- rent events which had occurred in the past two weeks that had been heard on radio tv or in the pa- 1 pers- there were fifteen ques tions asked mrs leslie young was the winner of this miss rosemary jordan librarian of the georgetown publfc library was the fcftesf speaker for the evening her talk was nvstjnter- esting and thoughfcprovoking she stressed the fact that more hooka are being read now out of the library than ever before in sdtte otthe many other forma of enter tainment she also stated that children are becoming more inv ested all the time in che many benefits offered by the library miss jordan told the members about the motion picturlibrary service now available to anyone interested in them i in the home talent department ceor fraser macdonald displayed three different types of hats- which she had made at the night school in brampton this year she ex plained and demonstrated the mhng of one of the hats flowers for every occasion design work a specialty flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral tr 715m jgooroetown ham a campfire under diane percy donaldson serving lunch shering elsie donaldson and cher yl cooley followed with the guides singing a special song we wei- while the guides took turns form ing eights to demonstrate their square dancing most precious metal steel is the foundation of ihe material wellbeing of every nation without steel there could not have been much progress for steel is in almost every thing there is steel in the modern church school hospital and college and in the making and pre paring of all building materials there is steel too in the weapons of defence without which ihe peoples who desire to maintain peace soon wtibld lose their freedom stelco as he largest canadian of the part its products have elopmept of canada steelmaker is proud played in the dev- the steel company of canada limited montrt gananoque hamilton brantford turumto beat welland 4 1 continued from page 1 preliminaries at the 20 minutes mark in the first stanza king an varga went to the ice in a blur of elbows and fists they sat out the first two minutes of the 2nd period for roughing at the 148 mark of the middle period charlton and worenchuk exchanged knuckles for half a round and widway through the fl- nalelavey chose ken richardson for a waltzing partner thompson put an end to the foolishness with an overhand right to the top of laveys head richardson and la- vey picked up roughing penalties s georgetown started out- fast and grabbed an early lead on the strength of cunninghams unassis ted marker after just two minutes and 10 seconds had gone by the combines seemed confused by the size of the georgetown ice surface which could be jammed into one end of their own rink on jr rushes kisel and turinski were backing right in on worenchuck thinking they had another ten feet to go and when in possession the wings had to take their eyes off the puck carrier to keep from banging into the boards mil- encoff and kormos forgot to take the extra glance and piled into the pine on a couple of occasions varga slapped in kormos re bound to tic the score at 1339 ken richardson had the best chance for the junior raiders in the scoreless second perio when he outmanoeuvred worencrrak then hit the goalpost it looked as if overtime would be needed as the teams headed in to the last half of the third period deadlocked at 11 until with both clubs at full strength cunningham rapped in his second goal of the flight on a lightning fast three way play that included pomeroy and ken richardson worenchuk went to the bench when welland gambled with a six man attack with two minutes re maining it was cut to five when milencoff picked up a slashing penalty at 1815 the junior raiders had a man advantage an empty not to shoot at and a one goal cushion to fall back on when they beat off wcllands last tries to pull even a couple of long shots rolled wide of the target before dance slapped in charltons pass from behind the net at 1838 ken richardson capped the scor ing when he hit the open net from centre ice in the final minute ot play the same two teams clash in welland friday and play back here the following night scoring summary 1st period 1 georgetown cunningham unassisted 210 2 welland varjja kormos 1339 penalties hyde holding 1105 thompson tripping 1937 king and varga fighting 2000 2nd pariod rj no scoring penalties ijivcy hooking 055 charlton and worenchuck fight ing 149 3rd period 3 georgetown cunningham k richardson pomeroy 1420 4 georgetown dance charlton 1838 5 georgeown4c riebardson unassisted 1932 penalties kr richardson elbow- tag 32 k richardson and lav- ey roughing 910 milencoff sla- hlog 1815 he is a graduate of ontario agri cultural college and emmanuel college studied japanese langu- age at yale and recently comnjet- ed work on hfc it 6c in agricul ture af cornell 31 available at charley motors john st til 7251 ptuf yotr iext trt your local bus travel agent can lake care of all the details of your trip you will have no fussing about hotels stop- overs sightseeing or other arrangements while you are en route you will be free to enjoy every minute sample package tour kentucky caves 4 days 5655 includes return fare hotel 2 nights 2 in a room 6 meals tours ofcaves and diamond cavern ash your agent about other package tours tickets and bus travel information at corner cupboard v triangja 73051 ju fight dcuubf grass fire with shovels firemen bad little trouble in putting out a grass fire at chipper court in the hesldp subdivision early sunday afternoon a detent resident was bunting off brash overseas missionary in are thursday rev jjbnald orth a united church missionary is planning a visit to tbis area thursday when he win be a guest of rev and mrs edgar gill norval in the afternoon he will speak fee the court at about a pjn in norval to ladies of the wjfc and wjls of norval united and also hopes to visit some of the district schools in the evening he will give an illustrated addr o japan to day in glen williams united church in which he will describe life in that country recent deve lopments in the christian church there and his work among far mers in the hokkaido area born in oxford county near woodstock mr orthrhasbeen in tkyo and hokkaido since 1953 teaching agriculture and doing when the wind whipped the into the grass in the adjalcentaleld where it got out of band shovels were used by the bri gade to bat out the flames many showers for mrs jamesbuck mrs james buck 11 ostrander blvd was honoured with several miscellaneous showers prior to her marriage on february 23rd those who entertained for her were mar- lene smith norval mary lou al- exander r r 1 norval mrs bob rural evangelism among farmers tyler acton the ladies of the norval united church choir pres ented her with a silver cream and sugar and tray the fttab of lob- laws in brampton where she wis employed gave a presentation of kite wv dr j burnt milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 72871 dr john rkerb practice of dentistry xray triangle 73841 main street georgetown s m fribbli ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown 1 w rlcarr ontario land georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st telephone tr 73300 georgetown animal clinic c w sayan dvjm 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72741 a ivtu nhamb dcnd doctor of chiropractic and 43rd year of practice 25 pan closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph st georg iuelpb si triangl e 74612 wh biggs accredited public accountant bishop successor to a j cpa main st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 ajn to 5 pjn mondays to fridays for expert eye care consult o t 3 main st north brampton over abells drue store phone office sos res 830 hours oajn to 6 pjn daily evenings by appointment frank petcn licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown rob r hanrhoier optometrist office hours 10 ajn 6 pjn daily evngs by appt phone tr 73871 north side of highway no 7 east of dominion seed house monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a lt prevent chimney fin use fir chief chemical chimney cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the oame the more soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood fired units for sale at halton supplies neville stoller co accountants and auditors trustees in bankruptcy georgetown toronto brunpton 21 main st s georgetown former hydro building triangle 7471 1 lever hoslcin chartorod accountant 51 main n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 hews0n 0rd barristers a solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d ord i triartflle 72246 tom van sickler ba barrister solicitor a notary 19 main st s tr 74531 former hydro bidg maurice manderson ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 72464 office mill st georgetown dale bennett barristers anil solicitors leroy dale qc sybil bennett oc mj austin h bailey triangle 73381 mill street georgetown chiropractic clinic tuesdays 12 pjfi to 8 pm thursoayt 12 pjn to saturday 11 ajn to 6 djm pqay bxiggii miajiiata3btfacsaigt3msaaaugbj s